Archive for April, 2007

A Simple Way to Date Women

Wednesday, April 25th, 2007
Dating Women
Scott Patterson asked:

If you want to make the process of dating women made simple, you first have to stop complicating it. Most men over-analyze everything. They will wonder what she meant when she said something or wrote something in an e-mail or instant message.

The first step to the dating process is finding a woman that meets your realistic criteria. What “realistic” means is that if you want a woman who looks like a swimwear model, but you have a beer belly, are a couch potato and don’t have a college degree and a career, you’re not going to attract that kind of woman unless you provide her with a really interesting alternative.

An attractive woman who is fun, interesting, and has her act together is never short of suitors.

The next step in dating women is to make sure she is someone that you want to get to know. You shouldn’t date any woman just because of her physical appearance. It’s important, but no matter how pretty a woman is, any man will eventually get used to it.

She should share the same values and have similar beliefs and you should feed off of your differences. When you behave and talk in a way that indirectly let’s her know that it takes a lot more than a pretty face to keep your attention, you’ll find that she will actually try harder to get your attention. And that’s what you want.

You should always judge a person by their actions, not what they say. So if a woman tells you she likes you, but she keeps standing you up, that’s a red flag. If a woman says that wants to be more serious with you, but she continues going out with her girlfriends without inviting you, then she’s not ready for a serious relationship.

You should always look at a woman’s actions. If you two are having dinner and her cell phone rings and she answers it in the middle of dinner, then that’s another red flag.

When I first talk to women on the phone I like to tell them a short story on how I went on this date recently. I share how we were having dinner and that the woman’s cell phone rang and she immediately answered it. I explain how I thought it was rude. So now the new woman in my life knows that I don’t tolerate that kind of behavior.

Generally, this is how the process will go. You will meet someone either online or offline, obtain her contact information, wait a couple of days and then call or e-mail her.

Even in the digital age, you want to get her on the phone before you go out on a date. This why you will get to see if there is any phone chemistry. If you can’t even have a good 15 minute conversation over the phone, why bother meeting in person?

Once you have qualified her over the phone you can either set up the date right then and there or wait until the next time. For first dates I usually have them meet me at a public place first. I don’t pick them up and I don’t have them come over my place. They are a stranger and I have no idea who they are yet.

During the date you should make your decision on whether or not you want to see her again. If you don’t, say your goodbyes. If she contacts you let her know that it was nice meeting her and that it’s best that both of you move on.

If she doesn’t contact you after a few days, then call her and tell her the same thing. It’s the right thing to do. But if she’s someone you would like to see again, let her know toward the end of the date. You don’t want to waste your time.

You want to find out before you separate where you stand because if she doesn’t feel the same as you do, then it’s best to know that now. Be on the look out for ambiguous answers. If you tell her you’d like to see her again and she responds with “we’ll see”, don’t accept that as an answer.

You are not looking for a committed relationship this early on, but you’ll want to let her know that you will not tolerate games.

So when I hear “we’ll see” I like letting women know that I’m not a doormat and that I value my time. So I don’t put up with any games and I want to communicate that.

So my response to that is simple: “Well, tell you what. I really enjoyed our time that we spent together and would like to see you again. But if you don’t know if you’d like to see my again then I’d appreciate an answer other than ‘we’ll see’ since that’s the kind of stuff I used to hear in high school.

If the answer is still “we’ll see” then I know you’re playing games and I’m not about that. So if you had a good time and would like to do it again give me a call. If I never hear from you again, it’s ok, I’m a big boy. Besides, I have no problems meeting women. But I’d prefer to hang out again. So whaddya say?”

That response has worked like gold for me because if she doesn’t like what I have to say then I KNOW without a doubt she is not the right woman for me. If she likes what I have to say then I know she’s interested. But more important than that she knows she’s dealing with a real man who will not fall for any of her games. And this is probably the most important point of this article.

This makes dating a lot more simple because now you’ve either weeded out the flakes or you’ve found the right girl to pursue a more committed relationship.

Singles Dating

Is An Acne Cure Out There?

Tuesday, April 24th, 2007
Acne Cure
Riley Hendersen asked:

Anyone who claims to have a 100 percent, proven acne cure is probably fibbing. With no definitive single cause, this troublesome skin condition simply does not have a proven, one-size-fits-all cure.

Don’t despair, however. There might not be a cure all, but there are different treatments that can prove very beneficial for some people. In essence, many people simply have to find their own acne cure. One treatment that works miracles for some people, might not for others. This, however, does not mean that viable treatments cannot be found.

The trouble with any medications that promise an “acne cure” for everyone lies in the fact that acne can have a variety of causes. Where some people might simply have hereditary conditions, others might find their breakouts stem from hormonal issues or maybe even prescription medications. Seeking out the right cure often goes along with narrowing down the possible causes.

While the prospect of actually having to take time to find an acne cure likely won’t please those in the throes of a major breakout, there is hope. The variety of different proven treatments is rather spectacular. With a little effort, it is more than possible for most acne sufferers to find one that helps them out at least a little if not a whole lot.

Unless acne is particularly severe, the standard procedure for treating involves sort of a step up method. Start out at the easiest, least costly and least troublesome potential treatment and work up gradually from there. Here are some of the options:

* Time. For many, the simple passage of time is all that it takes to cure acne. While this particular acne cure won’t be welcomed by those in the middle of a breakout, it is one that can work wonders for mild to medium cases. When stress, hormones or other passing problems are at the root of acne, time is often the only real cure necessary.

* Over-the-counter remedies. Most pharmacies are chock full of acne cures. From mild creams and cleansers to more tough products, these can really help some people battle breakouts and even prevent them from recurring. The best route here is to start out with the weakest possible solution and work up slowly, unless of course a moderate to severe breakout with scarring is a problem.

* Special order products. There are a lot of different companies that make mail-order and Internet order acne cure products. Some of these work very, very well. When what can be obtained down the street doesn’t work, one of these just might.

* Herbal remedies/diet changes. Sometimes herbal acne cure products or even home creations coupled with a balanced diet can lead to great results.

* Prescriptions. Some people have to turn to medical advice to keep their acne at bay or at least in check. There are some great options here, but many see them as last resorts due to their potential side effects and pricing.

Finding an acne cure is not something that everyone will find easy. With a multitude of potential causes, this condition is one that doesn’t have a 100 percent, surefire cure. There are lots of options out there, however, and many of them work extremely well.

Acne Site

bags?

Saturday, April 21st, 2007
Bags
Marilyn® asked:

you know those bads that everyone has? i think there calld like oversized totes or somrthing like that. i’m not really sure. but a lot of girls get them from american eagal and hollister and places like that. i want one of those bags for school to hold my books in. where can i get one with out a logo on it? i was thinking of yellow or pink. what store can i get one from thats around $10 (or 15) places like walmart or target.
Thankyou.

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The Holiday - Part 1

Monday, April 2nd, 2007
moviesrgr8t asked:

The Holiday - Part 1

“The summary of The Holiday Part 1″
As the two girls go through their break up, they hop online to get some relief that their not the only ones going through that. So they start talking over the internet and saying things like “how about we swap houses for a few weeks?” “where do you live?” And thats when their new lives start.

See and Travel

How does your choice of grocery bags make a difference to the environment?

Sunday, April 1st, 2007
Bags
ice_grl_182 asked:

I bag groceries as a job and everyday, I see how wasteful people can be when they ask us to double bag plastic, or to bag their groceries in paper and hang them in plastic. Many of them don’t realize how harmful to the environment this can be. Especially using plastic bags. Around here, you cant recycle palstic bags because they jam the recycling machines and we get shipments where entire crates of plastic bags have holes in them and we have to throw them away. I try to encourage customers to use paper as it is re-usuable, can hold more, easier on the environment, etc etc. Next week it is earth week and the store is giving out canvas bags that customers can bring back everytime they shop. Do you ever wonder how your choice of bags can make a difference? What do you think about this? Are there any other suggestions you have on how to help the environment when it comes to grocery bags?
im not saying that double bagging is bad… just the customers that request EVERY bag to be doubled even if it isnt heavy. or asking for multiple bags when there isnt the need for them. And plastic bags are handy to use for waste bins and to be reused but sadly, not many people here do reuse them. they just put them in the trash

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